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Category Archives: reflexivity
C++, STL, and Order Theory
I was going over the C++ STL, when I noticed the ubiquity of “strict weak ordering” for predicates (used in sort etc.) I decided to dive into this a bit more, since I did not exactly understand what “strict” and … Continue reading